Video: Bendix/King’s KLR10 Angle of Attack Indicator

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Key Takeaways:

  • Angle-of-attack (AoA) indicators are a high-demand safety product, leading to increased competition in the market.
  • Bendix/King introduced its new KLR10 AoA indicator at AirVenture 2013.
  • The KLR10 uses differential pressure, features a color-coded cockpit display, and includes audio warnings.
  • Initially for experimental aircraft, the KLR10 is slated for future certification across all aircraft types.
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Angle-of-attack indicators have become a hot safety-of-flight market item, and at AirVenture 2013, we’re seeing more competition in the field. Bendix/King announced its entry into the AoA market with the new KLR10, which uses differential pressure to infer angle of attack and then presents this on a color-coded display in the cockpit, equipped with audio warnings. Initially, the KLR10 will be for experimental aircraft only, but it will soon be certified for all aircraft.

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